

Frida Kahlo was a complicated artist, an appropriate namesake for an ambitious restaurant with the technique and the commitment to offer high-end Mexican cuisine. This is about as far from fast food burritos as it gets. They roast quails perfectly and build for them a sophisticated mole sauce wherein the chocolate and the cinnamon are as they should be - a subtle presence. Tender duck meat with frisee, guacamole and pico de gallo are the filling for miniature upmarket tacos. They make three fab sauces (spicy poblano pepper strips in tangy melted manchego cheese, green salsa of coriander, tomatillo and green chiles, and housemade sour cream) to enliven corn tamales. The room is small and lovely, the service attentive.
| Cuisine | Mexican | Neighborhood | Forest Hill |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chef Name | Jose Hadad | Sous Chef Name | n/a |
| Address | 999 Eglinton Avenue West Toronto, M6C 2C7 |
Phone | 416-787-2221 |
| Hours of Operation | Tuesday to Saturday 5-10, Sunday brunch is 10:30-2 pm with dinner from 5 to 8 | Website | http://www.fridarestaurant.ca |
| Signature Dish | Lamb Barbacoa | Signature Dessert | Cajeta filled Churros |
| Meals | Dinner, Sunday brunch | Vegetarian Friendly | Yes |
| Avg. cost for two | $100.00 | Credit Cards Accepted | AmEx, Mastercard, Visa |
| Wines Available | 13 | Bring Your Own Bottle | Yes |
| Sommelier | No | Corkage Fee | Call ahead |
| Year Opened | 2008 | Reservations | Recommended, not required |
| Private Party Areas | 0 (whole restaurant can be booked) | Patio | Yes |
| Dress Code | No | Wheelchair Accessible | Yes, except for washrooms |
| Closest ATM | Across the street | Parking | Side streets nearby |
| Winterlicious/Summerlicious | No | ||